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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-13

ToB,ool-Oommon, 25935c; other
grades, 35CaS5c.
sSUFP -Gsuett's, $40 IS; RLph's,
$40 IS; Raiiroid, 1925.
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POW DEB.
TOBACCO AND ssuyP.

PowDEn-Ksg., 50; hall kegs, 50 rs
quarter kegs, VI 30.
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The New Orleans spo' market me, O !
dull, closed steady; middlilg, o 3 l6c
Sales, $50 bales. On iaions we're a,
follow: Ordinary 7 3 49,; good c-di
nsry, SO Ice; loS middliDg, s 1876
middiing, Q l8c; good middlirg,
81 49,. Futu o. op ned Btefdy
and coed quiet avd steady, n
follows: Augusi. o 1909 o.; sep'am.
bsr, SSO9S 81; Octob, q, S70gs7l
No,embef. 8 o79s IS December, 500
9S 20; J Du-ry, 81 as 70 February,
Ss5tdS So; March, SghaS 9j; April,
903C99 o.; hsy. . 1909 IA June, o 20
@6A Sales, 1890 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
lone, ,Rse iPrioas. ktoot
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NEW YORK ORY aOODs MARKET

"a %: Western, s. 10@s 80; Texans,
" 6O(9S 65; lambs. $l(94 per head.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.


Fast NAIL. $50 Pas. Mail. Il IS a. N
Fast tx ...r $3.50 p. .Fsst EI. ... a,Is a. m
"Ripley Ac- $3.50 ,. m 'Ripley Ac- $40 a. n
Mail and express treins run. solid between
Memphis and Louisville. Pullman buffet
s,eeper rpns on mail and sleeping and 70
sns. caa ms Ca sar c Sp snp aaIsS hour.
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmipg.
Fast Mail /. 400 m EAST Mail lo:lO a. n
Accom- m 500 am "Aocomm' NJ rs p. IN
Mississippi aud Tennessee.
IN o. Mail. s cc e p. % IN. o. MAIL az As'1vS,
"Sardis Ac~. $3.50 p.m sSardis Ac.. sos a. m
Horn Lake, Nosbit, Loves or aas stations.
Mississippi valley ncsto H., N. o.
IN. Q. ra.. Leaves IN. o. ra., Arrives
IN Ms n Is; s.SS pm IN Ms y T. s:Ie Am
Louisville and Nashville.
.r.., Mau.s tIssn ?. .F... Mail. 81, AE''S,
est. LouisEI 100 p m .St.LoaiisEx 80 a m
Standard timo.
Gulf Rou'e (KRnsas city, Spring,
Held and Memphhl.
Leaves Arrives
*. 9. Mail. 800 pm * G.Msii. si5 am am
est. Louis A est, Louis a
CHICO NJ 600 pm Chpgo Ex s;B a. m
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis ana Charleston.
Leaves Arrives
'Thr'sh Ex. l0:O0 ,. m sThr'sh Fx. $40 a. m
fSomeryillo tSomorviile
40. .,,...... $3.50 pm ho...... ....., $3.50 q. m
Memphis and Lille Rock.
Leaves Arrives
.Thr'h Pm-ll 100 y. m .Thr'h Pas 9.iO y. m
rIhr'h Pas 6:2S am sThr'h Pas. 9;l5 a. m
'Fr'g'tltr,m Freight tat
Hope6eldl ! ;00a.m nqpc6old) ti20 PEN
Central stan dard time.
NorE-s Daily, I Except Sunday.
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pgrnOl,rtIW.
C0rros SEED PRODUCTS.

Coal 0m-Pdms white, wholesal,
lots, l0c per gallon.
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JOHN IL. NORTON
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
AIS
Southern Mlnera And Improvement
STOCKS.
FINANCE.

Money firm aud 10 good supply, at
per cent. The Clearing House 70.
port Ia az follows:
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LEVEE WORK.

OFFICE op BoAuD o. coNsasroSxss rol)
THk fiFrH LouIsILsA LIVES DtsrRUr,
DELr.. La, August |, 1ss7.D
SEhLED PROPOSALS will bo received
- the once Il he board of Com ME sion srs
for the ith Louisiana Lsveo Dutrict, at
pm. on MONDAY, September II, 1887, for
constructor the Glowing Ievees:
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To Old Soldiers.

ITO enable you ana othsfs uho mar desire
70 purchase Ice Camp smohins Iobao.
90 and thereby assist In the SUPPORT ~ ths
helpless old Con'edsrats soldiers, I'LL nall
auality Of thls sresIlsnt tob icco, man uiae-
tprsd Tor the Boia isrs Home. Richmond.
Va, on receipt Of thu following retal priess
IisI 7ol 100 q %. soc., %. po.' ". 10.
Reduction made V elles. x
hoo s.s ia 4ssy H.. Riss.osS. v. u
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CAL for Negotiable Judgment Ger
tlfcaies Of Upton County, Tenn.

tnI Tor NfgOllnhle Judgmept Ter
tlflcaies Of Upton County, Tenn.
NOTICE i'hsrsby Eivsh 70 ~ owners anS
~ holders Of the NEGOTIABLE judgment
Certificates OF Upton county, lonnestes,
which nature lot of Ausuft, lssp, tnd aHt
those which mature lot . AuFust, lNo, IT,
pfesent them iof pre payment Al TIE UniYr
aud Planter Bank, In the ri'f % Memphis,
Tenn. on 18th Of AuEust lN,
The said 10 igmen csrtih atss Ntrl Issued
under the Ifuylt i0ns OF an act eftae 8tnefL
Atsemhiy ~ Tcunssfee, aprrovs- alst Do.
esmber, ISL, upon iud usnu rsnderet
assinst said countv W the Iifcuit Court Of
the 4 nitsd states fof the Westsrp District Of
Tennessee, Al NJ mphis.
in,srsst on raid Certificate, hereby called
viii cease 90 the 18th Ansust, lsH.
TIpTON COUNTY,
py n. 4, BAHnrr, Chsirman County Qouft.
Attssti y. v. htsrr. seas. lsrs 10. Oosrt.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
1887. Summer Arrangement 1887

oonnsctinG at Oslro- with the Illinois Con
irh and e. va Q. Rsilro.d,, and At g;
points North. West and East.
L,sying MEMPHIS every SUN NtY and
FRIDAY Ntp.m,. and on TUE3ohYS at
6p.m.. IRON tho Elevator Build a.
Str. BELLE MEMPH IS. .....-.. Baker, master
August u, 18th and 18th.
Str. CITY or PROVIDENCE. .CaryelI, mast
August 9Th. 10Th and Bh.
Str. ARKANSAS BrolAski, master
August It'll, 10Th, and 3oth
Str. CITY oy vICKSBURa. whiuease, mas,
August 9th And Tst.
Str. CITY or CAIRO. Lishtner, master
August 18th md "a.
For further Information, apply to
.,,, hD, STORM, AEent
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Tenn y. :stm l1 s5;,x ST. y 81. GEM LISA
Don Ssn. q 4. a.ist:. isS. T.P.R.S re- .. ac COW. liz
Erie Dds. COX. West Shore, sssS.
.y sfooKs.
Adams ETpEss:; loo' M.Lsss; Awaa;;r
4. 1T: IA ,pfd; 70 MoSri.As; ,on'd; lssH
y. O. II, N ~: n. J, Central, ISL
Canada Psc., PA. Nor. 4 v. pfd. 4Ss55.
Central Pacific, Sh. Northern Pss eis ,SSsS
Chesapeake 1O.,6; Ga N. W., llfH..
q / g. Q. "a Pfd. Z: ny. Central, 1icsH.
Chicago n A.. l49. N.Y.C.6St,L ,l7af.
9. 4 a. pfd. IT'S. NY @. 4StL,p fd. 81.
u, b. 4 Q 1874. Ohio 4 Miss. a6x.
q. 81. l.. a P., Is. 0.& Miss. pfd. 80
c.St. &P.p.d. Al. Ontario a West, 164.
g.s. G.; 66A. Oregon Nav, sIx;
9. 4 Il; Valley. q. Oregon Imp, a.
Dol. Hud;, loiss. Pacific Maj: 40
b :n.t Ii .. ~ P PSs.s p 3D. s's'
Erie. SOh. Pullman PC. las.
Erie pfd, IS. Reading, 55sas.
E.f.ns.pfd .5ss. SCI sf.I. ! ss.F,. W.
h ksI. M.isnlss. 49, g. sS;n Pa liz f.
H iIss! d ! g. \ T., ?; rs
Ind. b. 4 "; isN. 81. p, N. AM. iiS,
Kansas 4 7. 26N Bt.Psul a Omaha 4s1s.
Lake X. d ". :, 1871. st.Paul a 0.pfd ,llO..
Lake Shore, o.. Tom. Cosl& Iron $50,
Lou. 4 NASH. 621l. Texas Pacific. 2sh.
Lou. 4 N, A.. ~. Toledo& 0.Cen. ~ S5k
Nom. 4 Cha: IS. Union Pacific. 65s4.
Mich. Gen., S5N U. 8. Express. 67x.
Min. 4 st. L., Az. W.,S.L.kP., It's.
Min. 4 ST.. pfd, 3tH.W. IL. AP. ,pid,1.
Missouri Pacific. g8M. W. 4 II. Ex., 129.
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet middliug, 9sc. ssles,
rs bales; receipts, 81 bales; ship
ments, 395 bslee; stock on hand, 50S7
balls; receipts to da'e, 682, 4S0 bales
shipments to date, 65l, 7l6 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7t,; good ordinary, Sc
low middllng, SIC; middling, 9ici
good middling, Ole; midi ing lair,
nominal; fall, nominal; stains aud
tinges, 7t@ssc; dusty, 6t@7ic.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September 1t, 1909; burnt,
GOT; home consum ption 10 date, 2779
stock running account t087 Imports-
N 4 T. r. r, 1; NJ. al r r. Il; l.,
N. o & 7. r. X 81; X. u, 6. & NJ. X.
r., l; wagons 5. Exports-L 4 N.
II. X 34b; O o as W. R, so.
wREKLY corTls STATEMENT.
Receipts az Memphis for week end
ing Asuus, 18th, l44 bales, as against las
bales same week last year; since Sep.
tember let, 662. 4S0 bales, against 64i,.
oft Osico rohhV hAAnt inot y'his
Shipments for the week, l3i8 ba'ee,
as against 1909 bales fams week lat
wear; since Rep ember LIST, 65l, 7l0
bsle', as against SAL OIL bales came
time Last year Sales for the week, 800
bAlss-al 10 spinnere.
New York spots openfd steady and
closed easy; mlddlirg. Ole. Salts, AS
bales. Qnriations we're as folio w.:
Ordinary, Zee; good oidinsry, so Ice;
Low midd iDg, 9l;; mitd log. 81 :;
sood middling, Toe; midding far,
l0si; fair, lite. Futnres opened
quiet and clp,el qiiet, as fol.
love: August. 9 1900 ~; Ssp'emhe =,
g2N99 20; O'tob.r, 92l@9a2. NJ.
vemOer. o @9 10 Drcsmn ar, o lao
al5; J,nuaD, o 1909 10. F, bruary,
. $40 3 %; Mat,h g3lfo o 80; Ayril,
9 $500 80; May, 94,gO47; Juue,
90 BIZ; July, 965 bid. salse,
$500 bAes
Comparative c)itpn statement q
Nav YlrE for the week ending Au
aust ~, 1887:
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BtggIsa AND TIES.
nHnr.LE,DANnNAILx.

BAo0Iso -6i98i.
TIks-fl 10
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New Coaches, Splendid Equipment,
Fast Time, Sure Connections

The only route running solid
through trains-Galye,ton, Ft. Worth,
GAINESVILLE.
22 miles the shortest route Fort
Worth to Gainesville
The best route to Dallas, Farmers
vile, Honey Grove.
u miles the shortest route-Dallas
to Honey Grove.
The taYorite route to Houston.
Nayasota, Montgomery Conroe.
The only route to Lampasas
Brentwood, Ballinger, Coleman.
Direct connections for Austin,
Waco, Gatosvile, san Antonio, Mem.
phis, ~, Louis Kansas City, and oil
points north, east and west
Passengers to aud from Waco con
meet with the cult, Colorado ~ Santa
Fe railway at McGrcgor, Tex.
For Further Information address
JAMES S, CARK,
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DR.. W. R. Clifton,
-rs-lsr WACO, TAX.
SHORT STOPS.

n ove,rs library at Hill Bros.
n roads should lead to Waco
kipg's shirt factory for awnings.
|1ohn y. Mayfield buys city TIM
e. to Dick Green " Co. for your
NJ standard magazines srd peri
a a.- at Hill Bros.
|Campaign buggics at Dick Green
&C.,.
YOUR debts while Mayiield will
"a YOU the money.
H. cup of coffee at the Silver
loon.
L5man- is Unpopular resort for
I'm and similar delicacies.
b. meal IN Waco 1T the Slveir
Inn banks may quit lending money
,uf John y. Muyhcid never does.
hbmau's Is the place for delicious
,ecrcam and -herbet. Go there.
.jpciest porterhouse steaks in Waco
lNe silver Noon
~ David Nicholsou's Liquid Bread
r'Ixtract Malt, At b. A. Little ~
ID.
|Old papers Tor sale Mt THE ENAMG.
Il Office at % cents per hundred or
Mo- thousand.
Al choice line of green. black and
liked teas, to be had at Il. y. Little
,Cos.
W. Matthews. the sign painter.
mo- but recently resumed bushes for
n elf ha, hi, hands indeed iu.l. lie
al ploying ten men and is working
IA to midnight almost every night
H. largest stock Of pianos, organs,
olins, guitars, strings. sheet music
"a everything in the music line at
Ao, Goggan Il Bros, No. 1863 South
b rth ,trcct, Waco.
A full and complete stock Of Bqta-
sbnd California fruit, at Il. a. Lit
IN CO..,
ID Lchman's for best and purc,t
b., clko- aud conicctionciics.
y soda in the city Everything
81 q, pin.
gtdn y. Mayhcld will lend YOU
hey on your household furniture
Gou;romoyeI, aud for as .ohg time
lou pay the interest
Don't be deceived by worthless
ntions but get the genuine "ljassr
Acscn Cholera Cure. This remedy
Aycd the chicken rai-ers of
Is: thousands OF dollars, and is the
reliable remedy.
~ beautiful suburban home, prop
overlooking Waco, fifteen min
drive IT public -quare. good
NJ Xix rooms: barn, out houses,
b cls,erns thirty.,oyen acres rich
N, For sale. Easy terms.
EDWARD Il. LEVY,
M Real Estate Agent,
IN ia Fourth street.
Tic Iron Turbine Wind engine run
~ less wind and are more durable
~ give, better sstitaction than amy
ni in the market. Call and see
&c at {. \. schroeder, and
Mour own judge Every onc guar.
0ked. Buy the Iron Turbine engine
the Buckeye Force pump. and
~ STE sure TO be pleased.
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grecs IN the shade and the atmosphere
seems to cremate the lite out of ali
vegetation, then II is time to Icncc,
and see how artificial ice i. made
Mr. Rollar's ice factory produce.
about 2Io0O pounds of ice per dav
whichis distributed over the city and
surrounding country and the quality
OF Rollers ice is unsurpassed. If any
ladies or gentlemen wish TO learn
how distilled water is concealed thev
should visit the ice factory. Mr.. j. c.
ltolier r. will be glad TO show and
explain how it is done.
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There Is u breath of heaven about
the helpless and Innocent child. The
light of angels hovcrs about the uny
FORM, and the spirit OF omnisciencc
shines DER its tiny features. There
is no reason that the purity. serenity
aud brightness OF the little iace should
be married with pains caused by a
disordored stomach, when Morris
CaScarine viii elect permanent
cure.
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nl

20 per cent great discount sale still
continues for thi- week, 20 bring your
cash and see what YOU can Go with it
NJ LEVINE BROS.
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Thos. Goggau y Bro, the piano.
organ and music dealers OF Texas
have houses established at Galveston,
Houston. san Antonio, Austin and al
1863 south Fourth street. Waco.
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Itst

ehed ~ doz. boys brown cashmere
I pants, oil wool great drive at
Ier par 30 doz. boy : blue flannel
4 pants At soc per pair, 25 doz.
4 checked cashmere knee pants at
Yer pair well worth ~ 25. Come
.nAke your selections before the
! are broken.
LEVINE BEOs.
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Call At Goggan's music store. No.
1853 south Fourth street, Waco. prd
sec the elegant new upright pianos
for $3.50.
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How the folks do hunt after Tuck
err "Diarhrea and Cholera mixture"
Now days they know whats good
Tor 'em. I'rlce only . bits.
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AHlNKET DINNER.

Roger q, 'lill~ NJ PHdgitt'. Park
July 9th. Good Time.
II am, july 6th, Col Il, q. Mills
deliver an address 10 the people
he amendment. There will be "A
et dinner aud picmc, aud the com.
&c expect to see large number of
Ne present on the occasion.
l. I. ALEXANDER, Chairman.
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Ten cent lunch at II. Charles. Hot
or cold Cream, cheese, day or night.
steak and iish, finest in the market.
Give us q call
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That Root IIprr.

Soda water at the Lion drug store
+ one OF the very best tonic, and
blood purifiers that can be had. II If
purely Il summer drink.
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!
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koko soap viii wash in hard water,
only five cents u cake 40 w. \. vii.
Hanson ~ Co.'S.
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/ cured IN 80 minutes by Woo
sanitary Lotion. Sold by
nsmlett, Druggists, Waco.
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Fayered daily in quantities Of
cents and upwards, sack
Shipment. Make season con.
y with John Farley
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lave TO move Don into our nLw
a ana want TO yet rid OF as
Is no object.
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fai yIo.cu nay rum and cologne for
''e' ~ WA. Williamson n Co.'s.
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ava ~, i|itt'e ~ COS. tor NICE Clipped
-" : 40 fresh Whitaker hams
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by the car load. We have straw
hat in all shapes and styles. straw
hats for men, boys, lNdics aud misses.
\ on would be a>toni,hed to sec Che
quantity of straw hat. we carry. and
We don't want one of them to 20
into our new building, so come and
make your selection and don't b.
uneasy about paving too much. AS our
prices Will make il plain sailing for
you.
LEVINE Bros.
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'of ggSpers for sale at The ExAM1-
er NM ~ 10 cents per hundced or
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Discount is what we are giving on all
purchases thi, week.
LEVINE Bros.
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s c 40, me unseen poison in the
m o so19sI family inhaled into the
1ou effects every organ of the
Nd h.. ean be destroyed and re.
y 'Ae use of Morris Casca-
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tino, g. Roller
la, me o, right thing now. When
'inc'or points to 1o4 de-
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! EWINE Bros.
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Makes tn
frcsttr RytI
'l,trtralf-
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qHI UNION LABOR PARTY
Of Colorado.

Corresponding Secretary, T. q. Ashton,
1917 Arapahoe 81, Denver, Colorado.
aQfnnill organ; Tn LAboR EHQuIszR.
Denver Central Club meets every Thurs
day night at Neff's Hall, at 7:S0 p. m.
Cards Of Membership, Platforms and in
formation furnished on application to the
Corresponding Secretary.
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A BOOK orths sea.

Harper has just published most inter
esting yarn which not only every seaman
but every landsman as well ought to read.
II deals with the hardships and horrors
that surround poor Jack. II is story OF
actual lifeby Captain d. Samuels of the
old DreadnaugM and bears the taking
title OF "From the Forecastle to the
Cabin"
wish that had space to give fuller ex'
tracts from the many fine chapters that
there are therein. But this week have
only space for this:
Tho risk the shipmaster takes in load
ing too deep whom no inspectors are near
10 watch him has sacrificed the life OF
many brave fellow. II Is done to put as
much money as possible into the pockets
Of greedy employers, who would find fault
with him unless no brought his ship home
40 deep that few more tons would sink
her. What care theyy The Underwriters
must pay. The ship and cargo are well
insured.
was once told, Captain, your ship is
we'll insured. Take good care Of her, but
load her we'll down. Are you sure she Is
properly markedf The stevedore told me
there was a mistake when you last cop
pered her, and that her marks were a foot
out out Of the way. See that your boats
are all right We do not want you to take
any risk Of your life, as we expect to build
you large ship in case this one is lost
Such suggestions TO some men fear have
cost the Underwriters millions of dollars.
Send to Harper for copy IL you want
something good.
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Later Day.

.,he Now Jersey Legislature has made
a.. Ara. Souday in September Labor
Dav." holiday
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BRICK MoULDERs' & Settlers UNION.
Meets every Thursday evening at 557 Down
Ing avenue, at O'Clock. lI-l-8f
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CIV /. n tha. thOss whcbuild the ans
49, . nav not live In Nem'
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p1AsrERrps, Union

PLASTERERS' UNION.
The Plasterers' Union, of Denver, meetA
every Monday evening at 1880 o'clock, In ST
Joseph's Temperance Hall, corner Fifteenth
and Stout streets.
HARRY COLE, President.
CHARLES M. McCABE, Secretary.
Address, l6O East 18th street.
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LOCAL LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
KnIaars OF LABOR.
N.,,e.. .na.. III. A..4 an Is ~, ysa, !. .d,.ne.

M
anA Montgomery Benevolent Assembly
4Z4No llA, meets every Friday EVENING
q Neecs hall, third noor, NO. ~ Fii.eensn 1i
come extended TO visiting members.
- An0-Iouisville Assembly, No. l46s,
uA0 6mceis every Thursday evening
7:SO CLOCK. at School Hall.
= nAn7-Union (benevolenD Assembly, NO.
z0z 2I, meets every money evening
q 7:O O'Clock. in Neefs hall. "a Firteehsn hn
brothers and sisters are cordially invited.
nnp9-InternationA Assembly, No. S2l7,
~ meets every Wednesday evening ct
j:30 O'Clock in Odd Fell0wf hall, 500 Santa Fe
avenue, Denver. Colorado. Visiting brothers
cordially welcome.
onss-Pogressiv Assembly, No. S255, Of
OPueb1O, meets every Saturday even.
ing. In Odd Fellows Hall, Corner Sixth and
D. streets.
m 4 u-Advance Assembly, No 1851 meets
~ III every Saturday evening in Masonic
Hall, corner Fourth and Cedar streets, Raw
Inns, Wyoming. Visiting members always
nnon-Litchman Assembly, No. 1888,
SS 81 0meets every Saturday evening at7:SO
Wyoming Territory Members Of the order
are cordial v invited TO visit.
q oAn0-Platte Valley Assembly, No. AS,
Oe6V OOl bterllng, COlOrauOs ncctS tuo oov-
ond and fourth Saturday evenings OF each
month at z O'Clock .. m. Visitors welcome.
oAgo-J.R r. Buchanan Assembly, No. 345S,
$500 6meets every Sunday evening at 1880,
IN McFarlane's Hall, Como, Colorado. Mem
bers OF other assemblies ALWAYS welcome.
q eo-Progress Assembly, No. Si6S, meets
04 ~ 0every Saturday evening, at 1880
o'clock, In Odd Fellows hail. Carbon, WyOm-
tnG.
q A n -Steadfast Assembly, No. 1892, meets
04S zevery Wednesday evening at 1880
O'clock, In !. .. U. W-hall, corner Holiday
and Twenty-seventh streets, Denver. Men,
bers Of the order invited to visit.
n z n o-Sumner Assembly, No. 35OS. meets
YOU Don the first and third Wednesday
evening Of each month, at Reno Hall, Twen-
ty-seventh and Holiday SITS.
0E E00-Ogden Assembly, No. 1888, meets
y ~ d Oevery Thursday evening at O'Clock,
in knights OF Pythias hall, Main street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Ogden, Utah. Visit
ing brothers always welcome.
oca0-Justice Assembly No. 1889, meets
hall, $40 Larimer street, Denver. Clerks and
salesmen desir0us Of Joining this assembly
can obtain Information at this office.
occ7Joet Murray Assembly, No. 1857,
~ OO u meets every other Saturday at
Spring Canon school house at 1880 p. m.
Visiting brothers and sisters are cordially
invited to attend. P. 0. address. Stout. Colo.
07lA-Local Assembly No. S7l4, meets at
81 rs O'Clock every Tuesday evening, In
Members Of the order are invited TO attend.
q on7-Highland q Assembly, No. 1897.
00S / meets every Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock, In their private hall, Highlands,
Denver. Visiting brothers and sisters always
welcome
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-07

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